The imagination is the most powerful, most miraculous inconceivably powerful force hat the world has ever known.
Bob Proctor pointed out this quote of Napoleon Hill’s often.
Yet, Bob Proctor also indicated that while we were allowed to use our
Why is it that most if not all churches extol the fact the virtue of Jesus as the itinerant, son of a poor carpenter, who after overturning the money tables got himself killed in lieu of a murderer?
We are
Earl Nightingale started off his Lead the Field record series with a record called: “The Magic Word.”
What is the “magic word?” Well, I had always been taught that it was: “please” and “thank you.”
Though those aren’t just one
We’ve all made mistakes in the past. Some people more slight, others more grand.
But the reality is that we just aren’t going to get out of here alive, without making some mistakes.
This is a good thing!
Imagine having
Einstein is reported to have said that compound interest is: “the eighth wonder of the world.”
So it must be pretty smart to put the benefits of compound interest to good use.
But why is it so hard to do
As mentioned in a previous post, last year I was challenged, accepted, and completed Andy Frisella’s 75 Hard program.
This program on its face appears to be about losing weight, but as Frisella explains is really about helping to adapt
Bob Proctor used to often explain that feelings are one’s conscious awareness of one’s vibrations.
Really think about that for awhile.
In yesterday’s post I talked about how ruminations are often painful, but that we can turn them on their
Ruminations have a couple of definitions. The original regards the action of a cow chewing its cud.
Currently, the word is used for the incessant thinking about something upon which one has become fixated.
Interesting application of a word and
“Life’s a bitch and then you die.” – Unknown Masses
The closest book in the bible to exemplify this type of thought is Ecclesiastes.
For many years while I was a boundary dispute attorney, this was the book of the bible
Res Ipsa Loquitur. 1. The meaning of this Latin phrase is: “the thing speaks for itself.”
Res Ipsa Loquitur. 2. This is the way my father marketed and grew his dental practice.
Res Ipsa Loquitur. 3. In tort law this
